Controls & Electrical Engineering Manager

Client Growth Resources, Inc; Bridgeview (IL); In loco; USD 140.000 - 170.000; Tempo pieno

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Comprehensive benefits package

Descrizione del lavoro

Client Growth Resources, Inc. seeks an experienced Controls & Electrical Engineering Manager for a new, heavily automated production campus in Bridgeview, IL.

You will lead a small team of engineers and supervisors while remaining the strongest technical resource on electrical and controls. This working manager role requires hands-on design, project leadership, and a deep understanding of high- and medium-voltage systems, PLCs, and electrical drawings.

Competenze

• BSEE or 10+ years of hands-on electrical project engineering in manufacturing in lieu of a degree.
• Experience with 13.8kV service, 480V distribution, MCCs and control panels.
• Hands-on design skills including drawings, scoping, load sizing, and calculations.
• Working-level PLC skills: wire, program, and troubleshoot.
• Manufacturing background in complex plants preferred.
• Prior engineering leadership is a plus.

Mansioni

• Run electrical projects end to end: design, scope, budget, install, document, and close out.
• Design electrical and control systems for production machinery, robotic palletizing, and building infrastructure.
• Maintain and support the site’s medium and high voltage distribution.
• Serve as the escalation point for production when electrical, PLC, or controls problems hit.
• Troubleshoot motor control centers, panels, SCADA, and automated lines.
• Keep plant electrical drawings current and ensure compliance with NEC, NFPA 70, local code, and food safety standards.
• Build electrical capital budgets, specs, RFQs, and bills of material for vendor quotes.

Conoscenze

Electrical design

Controls engineering

PLC programming

Project management

MV/HV distribution

Electrical drawings

SCADA

Team leadership

MCCs

RFQ specs

Formazione

BSEE or 10+ years electrical project engineering in manufacturing in lieu of a degree

Strumenti

NEC NFPA 70

Budgeting

Bills of Materials (BOM)

Descrizione del lavoro

Controls & Electrical Engineering Manager – Industrial Equipment Manufacturing

Location: Bridgeview, IL (On-site)
Compensation: $140,000 to $170,000 based on education and experience
Schedule: 1st shift
Benefits: Comprehensive benefits package

Overview

A long-established industrial equipment manufacturer with more than half a century of history has opened a new, heavily automated production campus of roughly 800,000 square feet on Chicago’s southwest side. The volume and complexity of electrical work at the site has grown to the point that it needs a dedicated leader, so this position is new.

It is a working manager seat. You will lead a small group of engineers and supervisors, guide the electricians indirectly, and still be the strongest technical resource in the building on electrical and controls.

What the Job Involves

• Run electrical projects end to end: design, scope, budget, install, document, and close out
• Design electrical and control systems for production machinery, robotic palletizing, and building infrastructure
• Maintain and support the site’s medium and high voltage distribution
• Serve as the escalation point for production when electrical, PLC, or controls problems hit
• Troubleshoot motor control centers, panels, SCADA, and automated lines
• Keep plant electrical drawings current and make sure work meets NEC, NFPA 70, local code, and food safety standards
• Build electrical capital budgets, specs, RFQs, and bills of material for vendor quotes

What They Need

• BSEE, or 10+ years of hands-on electrical project engineering in manufacturing in lieu of a degree
• 7+ years of electrical engineering in a manufacturing setting with real design, controls, and project work
• Hands-on design skills including drawings, scoping, load sizing, and calculations
• Working-level PLC skills: able to wire, program, and troubleshoot
• Experience with 13.8kV service, 480V distribution, MCCs, and control panels
• Manufacturing background required; food, bakery, chemical, packaging, or other complex industrial plants preferred
• Prior engineering leadership a plus
• PE or electrical license a plus, not required